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Easter Articulation Craft FREEBIE - Spring Speech Therapy Activity March & April
Make 3D Easter eggs for an engaging no prep Easter articulation craft FREEBIE! The best part? This spring speech therapy activity gets you 100+ articulation trials and a caregiver note for home practice! Parent involvement and the number of trials greatly impact student progress. This Easter speech therapy craft increases both! So, it’s a no–brainer when it comes to planning March & April speech therapy activities. Plus, it’s no prep! Save that precious time for IEPs, evaluations, and res
K - 3rd
Easter Speech Therapy Activity for Sequencing | Verbal Expression | Increase MLU
This adorable Easter activity for speech therapy is designed to help kids learn sequencing sequencing skills as well as receptive and expressive language. . There are 10 pictures to choose from and templates for 3-, 4-, and 6-part stories. ***Click here to follow me for exclusive savings.***Please feel free to contact me with any questions at lindacannon@outlook.com. Thank You, Linda
PreK - 2nd
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Hoppy Bunny Hunt - Build a Bunny
Increase movement and engagement in this bunny hunt! Target speech, language, and occupational therapy skills in this activity. This resource comes with a bunny "base" that each child will have to accessorize their bunny with glasses and a bowtie along their hunt. They also will need to find their bunny a carrot and match the eggs the bunny finds along the way. Can prep with laminating/velcro or have students cut and glue as they go.
PreK - 5th
Not Subject Specific
Spring/Easter Themed Pacing Boards
Use these Spring/Easter themed pacing boards to give students visual/tactile/kinesthetic feedback for reducing rate of speech, sequencing sounds/syllables in multisyllabic words, increasing mean length of utterance, formulating sentences, increasing conversational reciprocity and more!! These pacing boards can be essential tools to increase student independence as they practice skills; perfect for students to use at home, too! Just print onto cardstock or durable paper and/or laminate. Can also
PreK - 5th
Old Lady Swallowed A Chick - Bilingual Book Companion
A bilingual language book companion for: There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed A Chick/Un día una señora se tragó un pollito! This is a book companion to be used in conjunction with the books. You will need to purchase the book if you do not already have it.Targets: vocabulary, sequencing the items the old lady swallowed and identifying described objects while answering wh-questions as well as increasing MLU using sentence strips for sequencing. Sequencing and describing can also be targeted whil
PreK - 1st
English Language Arts
Easter and Spring No Prep Language FREE | Speech Therapy
Verbs, Synonyms and Antonyms, and Plurals! This Easter and Spring Language Freebie- activities for speech therapy! This is a perfect activity to send in home learning packet! FULL RESOURCE: Easter and Spring No Prep LanguageFull of language activities that are print and go for easy, no fuss therapy planning! See what I'm sharing on Instagram !!
1st - 3rd
Free Easter Roll, Say & Color: R, S, L Articulation Activity
Bring fun to your speech therapy sessions this Easter with this FREE Roll, Say & Color Articulation Activity! Perfect for SLPs, teachers, and homeschoolers, this no-prep resource helps students practice R, S, and L sounds while staying engaged with a playful coloring activity. How it works: ★ Print the page for your target sound. ★ Grab a dice and crayons/markers. ★ Students roll the dice, say the target words, and color the matching section. Repeat until the page is complete. Each page has
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Speaking & Listening
Build-A-Bunny Game | Spring Speech Therapy & Small Group Activity | Easter
🐰 Build-A-BunnyA Draw & Collect Game for Speech Therapy, Small Groups & Centers Looking for a low-prep, high-engagement game your students will ask to play again and again? Build-A-Bunny is an open-ended draw-and-collect game where students race to collect all the pieces of their bunny first! With four adorable bunny characters to choose from, this game is perfect for speech therapy sessions, small groups, centers, and early elementary classrooms. Students draw cards, collect bunny pieces, and
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Classroom Community, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.1.1
, SL.2.1
Spring Articulation Speech Therapy Game with Final K Cards - Quack Go Back!
A fun open-ended speech therapy game just right to go with The Five Little Ducks or your pond theme! Working on final k articulation? I've included one-syllable and two-syllable final /k/ articulation cards for you. You can also use this ducky spring articulation game with any cards you already have! No color ink? No problem...this activity includes both a color version and a B&W line drawing version for you. The B&W version also makes a great activity to send home to parents for home pract
PreK - 1st
Speaking & Listening
CCSS
SL.K.6
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick - Easter Sequencing Activity FREEBIE
This is a cut-and-paste sequencing activity for the book There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick! by Lucille Colandro. This is a perfect Spring and Easter read-aloud for kindergarteners and second graders! Students will enjoy the funny story of the hungry old lady and learn about Easter symbols such as baskets, eggs, chicks, and the Easter Bunny! This resource is a sequencing activity for your students to practice retelling. Students can cut the 7 pictures and glue them in the correct
K - 2nd
Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RL.1.2
, RL.1.3
Also included in: April Read Aloud BUNDLE - Book Companion Activities for K-2 Students
Spring Dot an Egg Speech Activity
Includes: 7 colored eggs and one black and white.
Great for dot daubers, stickers, chips, etc.
Open ended activity!
PreK - 5th
FREEBIE EASTER EGG HUNT
K-3 Inferencing Easter Freebie:
Print out the cards, cut and fold, and put in plastic eggs. Place them throughout the school. Students use the clues to infer where to go. Whoever guesses the correct place gets to keep the egg. (The winner figures out the most places.) You can also add candy for some Easter fun!
K - 3rd
Reading
Describing Easter Eggs Language Game
Easter Egg Compare/Contrast Games
Print 2 copies on cardstock, laminate and cut into cards for playing a variety of games to encourage expressive descriptive vocabulary.
Games to Play:
Go Fish- Have your students play regular Go Fish but encourage descriptor vocab to expand their expressive abilities.
Matching/Memory- Shuffle the cards face down. Take turns turning 2 cards over. Student must describe each egg and if they are the same or different. To make the game a little more competitive/diff
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Vocabulary
Easter Stamp-a-Story
Do you have tons of rubber stamps or stickers? Use your stash of rubber stamps or stickers in your speech and language therapy sessions to create a unique (and sometimes silly) Easter story. Great as a carryover activity for articulation and fluency! (and this one is FULL of /s/ and /r/ sounds!) Have students read the story one sentence at a time and use their choice of rubber stamp/sticker to fill in the blanks. Listen as they apply their articulation and fluency strategies, and have them sh
2nd - 5th
Cherche et Trouve Pâques | Easter I Spy
Activité " Cherche et Trouve" gratuite de Pâques pour travailler les habiletés langagières expressives et réceptives. Easter-themed "I Spy" activity to work on expressive and receptive language skills. Idées d'activités d'intervention: - Segmentation syllabique (trouve pou-ssin, quelles sont les syllabes dans le mot...) - Segmentation phonémique (trouve oeu-f, quels sont les sons dans le mot...) - Identification phonémique (trouve une image qui contient le son /s/, quel est le premier son da
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